Smart City Pilsen Projects

The Information Technology Administration of the City of Pilsen has launched a brand-new map of investment activities related to the Superdio traffic engineering measure. It clearly shows citizens new, ongoing and completed city investment projects in their district.

The Information Technology Administration of the City of Pilsen (SITMP) has entered into another project from the Horizon Europe programme. By the end of 2027, it wants to draw inspiration from selected European cities and implement nature-based solutions in Pilsen using smart technologies for the revitalisation of the city with regard to climate change.

At the end of January 2024, SITMP launched a project to renew the Geographic Information System of the City of Pilsen. During the next 16 months, maps and map applications will be transferred to the new geoportal. Pilot operation is expected to start at the end of May 2025.

The City of Pilsen uses a smart vehicle as another way to control parking. The completely autonomous system is monitored by two computers, with six cameras scanning the number plates.

Since 2021, SIT Drones have been cooperating with the Police in the Pilsen Region and assisting in serious traffic accidents. They developed the Crash Inspector application for creating a record of the accident and other possibilities of using and processing data during the investigation.

SITMP has upgraded LANs in all the city’s primary schools in recent years. It is working on networks in kindergartens now. The aim of the project is to speed up the internet for pupils, provide a more stable connection and, thanks to the connection to the city’s fibre optic network, provide schools with central administration.

Appropriately chosen technology during SIT drone interventions within the IRS is the basis for a job well done. It is the only way smart technology can make our lives easier.

The project of the City of Pilsen is intended to increase the possibilities of dynamic traffic control, improve the traffic clearance of the site and provide a basis for future testing of the autonomous tram.

The app created by the team from SIT Drones has brought firefighters and police officers safe streaming from the scene of a crisis event, allowing them to mark points of interest and pinpoint the location of a fire outbreak or wanted persons.

The application creates a 3D model of the scanned object on the spot and in real time. It is often used by emergency services to examine an object before they enter it during an intervention.

The new dispatching center of the Pilsen Municipal Police combines modern smart elements with artificial intelligence, a system of camera recordings, and sensors that detect gunshots, breaking glass, panic screams or rising water levels.

Since 2023 Pilsen has been participating in the European project Climaborough, which aims to test innovative and smart solutions to climate change and its impact on the planet Earth.